Write a finished, sellable novel in an afternoon.

Those tools assist you while you write — you still do the writing. Instawritr ships finished, QA-scored novels and audiobooks, staged to 6 stores. It is the novel factory, not another writing assistant. One command in, a complete book out.

Yes — 24 to 40 chapters, 80,000 to 120,000 words, coherent from start to finish. A story bible plus an open-loop ledger keep characters, clues and cliffhangers consistent across 30+ chapters, so chapter 38 is written with the same context quality as chapter 3.

Yes. Set your target length and the whole pipeline scales to match — from a 5,000-word short story to a 120,000-word novel, same pipeline, same QA loop. Chapter count and every gate derive from your target, so a short comes out as a tight few-chapter piece, not a padded novel (a 5,000-word test story scored 98/100 after the QA pass). A built-in duplicate tracker also stops it from accidentally writing the same book twice.

Yes. The pipeline narrates the whole book with open-source Kokoro TTS at zero per-word cost — retail-spec per-chapter MP3s plus a chaptered .m4b with opening and closing credits and a ~3-minute retail sample. AI narration is disclosed honestly per store.

Ebook (EPUB): Apple Books, Google Play, Kobo and Barnes & Noble. Audiobook: Spotify for Authors and InAudio. Honest AI disclosure is handled per store. (Audible/ACX is excluded because it requires human narration.)

No. You need Python 3.11+, the Pi CLI and a Gemini key (or a local llama.cpp model); the audiobook stage needs ffmpeg. After you buy on Whop you get a GitHub invite, then you open Pi and say "Set up Instawritr for me" — it installs itself. No repos or CLIs to wrangle.

Yes. Personal and commercial use of everything the pipeline produces is unrestricted and royalty-free. (You may not resell or redistribute the harness code itself.)

Neither. Instawritr is a one-time purchase and bring-your-own-key. You pay your own model provider directly — or nothing at all, running fully local via llama.cpp. No credits, no subscription, no vendor policing your content.

About 3 hours of wall time for a full novel on a standard connection. The pipeline is engineered like software — fully resumable if interrupted, with word-floor gates, plan-coverage gates, retries and circuit breakers built in.

14-day refunds. If the factory is not for you, you are covered.